selfish-duck

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by selfish-duck 6y ago
Agree with you. The more vanilla GraphQL you go in the beginning, the more you'll be able to choose abstraction you want on top of that. If I had to give you just one tip to design your schema: favor simple queries and mutations that d
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by selfish-duck 6y ago
Hey, I recommend checking out type-graphql and especially Nexus to work with GraphQL on server-side. If you want to go serious about GraphQL I also recommend reading Production-ready GraphQL. I've been working with gql for 4 years now
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by selfish-duck 6y ago
I started coding 10 years ago (damn I just figured that...) learning C at my engineering school for 2 years. Never had to use it ever since (mostly working front-end and webAPIs) but I'm still glad I studied it to learn the programming
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by selfish-duck 6y ago
Although you said there is not much literature around the subject, did you find anything? This has always been one of my favorite aspects of The Elder's Scrolls and, of course, Tolkien.
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by selfish-duck 6y ago
GraphQL (advanced). Already been using it for 4 years now (yes back when there was no tooling nor best practices) but I decided to go further in the schema design thinking and bought Production-Ready GraphQL to help with it. Strongly recomm
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by selfish-duck 9y ago
That's awesome! I'm currently working on a similar thing using Pitchfork best new music, Gorilla vs Bear reviews and Needle Drop best tracks of the week + favorite albums of the month. Very clean code btw o/
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